🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Fri, Dec 9, 2022 05:48 PM UTC:
I created a new shortcode called chr, which can be use to display the indicated character. When given a number, it will display the character with the provided ASCII value if it's printable. When given text, it will place it between an ampersand and a semicolon to create an HTML entity. Since shortcodes work only at display time, its use will not affect what is stored in the database. I replaced the less than sign in the HTML with a shortcode that will always display it with the HTML entity. However, I never saw it actually display this part of the HTML. I also removed some tags at the end of Notes that more properly belong in a header or footer, since they were messing up the footer and seem to serve no function.
I created a new shortcode called
chr, which can be use to display the indicated character. When given a number, it will display the character with the provided ASCII value if it's printable. When given text, it will place it between an ampersand and a semicolon to create an HTML entity. Since shortcodes work only at display time, its use will not affect what is stored in the database. I replaced the less than sign in the HTML with a shortcode that will always display it with the HTML entity. However, I never saw it actually display this part of the HTML. I also removed some tags at the end of Notes that more properly belong in a header or footer, since they were messing up the footer and seem to serve no function.